Feed the Fire: Give Your Business C.O.A.L. for 2026 Growth By: Brandon Ives, CEO & Brand Strategist A timeless holiday joke many of us heard as kids goes something like this: “if you’ve been bad this year, you’re going to get coal in your stocking for Christmas”....
We’re so excited to share that the Raleigh Housing Authority (RHA) website has received a Silver w3 Award in the General Websites: Municipal Organizations category! The w3 Awards, sanctioned by the Academy of Interactive and Visual Arts (AIVA), celebrate excellence in...
By: Kawalnain Kaur, Digital Marketing Specialist The digital landscape is being reshaped by artificial intelligence, and search is leading the transformation. From Google’s Search Generative Experience (SGE) to AI chat engines like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity,...
Automating What Matters: How Smart Systems Save Time and Multiply Impact By: Colin Bish, Director of Marketing Services Every marketing team has that one recurring task that eats up hours each month. It’s repetitive, manual, and it feels like there has to be a...
Article By: Devan Brush, Creative Director This year, we had the privilege of attending the NC Affordable Housing Conference in Raleigh, NC, hosted by our client, NC Housing Finance Agency, alongside the North Carolina Housing Coalition and Centrant Community Capital....
Why Managing Your Google Business Profile Isn’t Optional and How It Impacts Your Bottom Line By: Colin Bish, Director of Marketing Services If you’re a local business and your Google Business Profile (formerly Google My Business) isn’t fully optimized, you’re...
By: Clair Erwin Social media: what began as a tool for connection has now become central to how brands build identity, drive ROI, and remain competitive in a rapidly shifting digital landscape. Today, social content isn’t just being viewed; it's being absorbed, and...
By Greg Behr I’m what they call a “geriatric millennial,” a term that somehow manages to sound both offensive and vaguely clinical. Born in the early ’80s, I sit in a strange cultural in-between. I remember landlines, LimeWire, and rewinding VHS tapes, but I also...
By Greg Behr The common use of "look" as a verbal tic by leaders can inadvertently convey condescension, dilute their message due to overuse and indicate lazy communication. You’ve heard it again and again. A CEO on a podcast. A candidate on a debate stage. A...
June 6th, 2025 By: Greg Behr, Senior Director, PR & Strategic Communications A philosophy of placemaking that starts with people, not plans. Before the bricks were relaid. Before City Plaza existed. Before the Raleigh Convention Center reshaped our skyline. Before...